High levels of CO2 in the sleeping environment can negatively impact sleep quality, leading to increased stress and activating the body's fight or flight response. This bi-directional relationship between CO2 concentrations and physiological response can be a primary mechanism affecting the urge to breathe and influencing overall sleep patterns. Full clinical sleep studies conducted in home environments can provide crucial insights into individuals' sleep quality and environmental factors, such as CO2 levels, which can significantly impact sleep.

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